Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-01-20
FORTY, NINTH CON-.

tara erfathls 1ditlOn oil the wore
& amen. ana No. IN, 80 as TO make i
4 s'o nar.ent vol the Indians shall b
fead. ssss,i continuation and opera
prs~a, Ih.S" Mr.. Sherman intro
tor I, reirfnbutss the depositors o
4 dpee,, s B&nk ,,f Washington.
4 fha F,s'.unqG has announced that hi
5 sen.ses.< frote on the interstate com
[hona,,ls6 ortly. Ht no longer has such
ne peetation. He now says that HI
20 4 vote will be taken this week but II
{,ot certain that that even will be posi-
= II seems more probable that the debate
4 continue to Wednesday, Of next week
saator Edmunds, from the committe,
4 lie judiciary. recently reported iavora
an amendment TO the legislative, ex
i've and judicial appropriation bill
Etias an appropriation OF $4,000 ts
4 BE tbe commissioner OF labor to collect
q TO report to congress statistics rela
s 10 marriage and divorce in the Unitet
k.ss.
SJocsz--The bill Creating department.
srricultufe aud labor, passed the house
provisies:
Fsssrs shall be at the seat of government
Eexeeutivs department to be known a.
departmeaS OF agriculture and
sor under the control of secretary
agriculture and labor and an as.
4ant secretary. There shall be in
slensrtment OF agriculture and labor q
ision which shall be under the charge oil
Zemmissioner OF labor, who shall hold
office for four years and until his sue
,or shall be appointed, unless sooner
bored. and shall receive a salary OF
5000 n year. The commissioner shall
let information upon the subject oil
IN. its relation TO capital. the hours oil
IN. the rate OF wages, the cost OF pro
Etioa OF the articles Produced. the earn
Of Iabsrins men AMI women. the means
bromoting their MATERIAL. social, intel
nal and moral prosperity. and the best
as TO protect life aud prevent
<:ient in mines, workshops, factories
other places on industry. The
rsssrs is empowered to enquire into the
ses Of discomfort wish may exist be-
en- employers and employees within the
ted States, and he may invite and hear
IN statements from both such parties
cerning the matter ia controversy.
krSAfE.-Ths senate spent the da 3
ZION in discussing the Reagan Cullom
way bill.
fousE.-The Tucker Edmunds bill pass
the house last week after only
henrs OF debate without a division.
b;il takes the Mormon hierarchy by
throat and practically places the en-
government OF The territory OF
Ia into the hands OF the federal govern
ii except the lower branch OF the terri
Eni legislature.
be provisions OF the bin as passed are:
makes the lawful husband or wife OF
person prosecuted Tor bigamy.
rxany Or unkiwful cohabita.
competent witness against
accused, and provides for the registra-
Of all marriages, making it mis-
eeanor for any persun to violate the
sisions relative to such registration.
! nnuls al territorial laws providing for
Identification of the votes of electors
Inv election, aud also all laws confer
on the territorial courts the power to
3'ssrmine divorce cases, and abol
g WOMAN suffrage in Utah.
battles are prescribed for unlawful
bal intercourse, and polygamy is
he'd as marriage between one person
Zoe and more than tine of another sex
Is declared to be felony. The finan-
corporations known as the Church OF
Ter Day Saints and the Perpetual
|iration friend c,pmpany are dis
ia, and the attorney general is
keted 10 wind them up by process
e5rt. All laws for the organizations of
Eniilitia OF the territory and the crea-
Of the Nsuvoc Legion are annulled.
sganists are made ineligible to vote,
tsst oath Is presc bed to all persons
!. ring 70 vote that they win obey the
OF the United States, and especially
laws in respect to tbs crimes defined in
and the original Eimunds act.
be bin provides for the immediate ap-
6tmeat By the president of all Judges
selectmen OF the coiInty and probate
IT'S. and by the governor of all justices
be peace, sheriffs, eolistables, and 9th
sanity and district officers.
ESsrE:-Ths senate adopted q resoln-
offered by Mr.. Vest directing the sec
~ OF the treasury to furnish a full
eDsnt BY itemized account of all mon
paid out ON account OF prosecutions o.
and criminal cases in state courts By
rai officers OF The departments
July I, 1879, to Dec.
1885. with a list OF agents
niployes engaged in such prosecutions,
: ziEsunt paid them and for what specific
Pee. etc. The senate bill to paw NJ. c.
derai SIS. 99l in full compensation for
Tirg the mails from Charleston, S. c.,
sfarsaa, Cuba. between October, 1859.
July. 1860. passed. Mr.. Cameron in.
faced bill sor the. appointment oil
EHlssioaers to represent the federal
lFnment at the centennial celebration
! fs iorming anil prt,mulgation OF the
Efisution, TO be held in PHILADELPHIA
prsE--Mr. Bland reported back the
s nissH calling upon the secretary al
s tseasary for Information as to the
: fily parchNses anil coinage oi silver
hs the last flseal year. and She first six
! rs Of the present fiscal year; also in
: Fation rs to whether the Law requirin NJ
purchase and coinasa of not less than
1899 worth OF silver bullion has
! complied with. adopted. The fol-
= IS bills passed:
: sSoriziaz the seryie.o Of civil and crimi-
Process issued by any territorial court
!, % Indian and military reservations
the Yellowstone National Park;
ding the law regulating the removal
PISS rom state to federal courts; pro
3 fF the bringing o suits against the
= fnnsnt of the United states.
8 ATE.- The senate had been IN session
early twelve continuous hours when
ag roll was called on the motion to
init TIE Interstate commerce bill t.
pmmiitee OF coREert nee.
& resulted IL the defeat OF the rnotior
eas, 25; nays. So This majorit
i was larger than idr. Cuilom EARL,
day had anticipated. The mos
z had been calculated was majorit
fht against reeominittal. That ma
had increased to eleven. So tht
J. as not to be rec ,mmitted. and the
Fishing on the vote to concur then
= enee5. II became evident at once
.hs conference report would be con
z IN by a good majority, and the sen
as too much worn put to delay lon.
p fhe vote. The rol vac called, with
= suit that the report OF the conferenc,
z eittee was coneurrea in by vote Of
8 rs, Is nays as follows:
= sois BECK, BERRY, BLACKBURN, Bow.
= EALL, CocRRELL. GEORGE, GoRMAS.
p, GRay. Hale, HAMS, Hawley, PuGH.
sarLsBuRY, Sawyer, Sewell, Sher-
1pooner, COKE. CoIQUITT, conger, Cui-
Eamunds, EUsTIs, Dolph, FAIR, In
6 JONES tARK.l, JOKES (NEv.). Me
2, Henderson. Mitchell t0r.), Palmer.
2, Teller. YAN:E, VEss, WAL
WHITTHoRsE, Wilson Uowa),
y Eh. Blair, Brown. Cameron, Chaee,
p. Evarts, hAMPTctN, Hoar, MALONE
= ah PAL, Morrill, PAYNE. Plat.
kAs NorE-Repul,icau in Roman,
trats IN SMALL CAPITALS.
ingalls, introduced a bill granting
p IN certain easses to those pension
special acts. Mr.. Sabin introduced
p amend the act granting to rail
3 ne right Of way through public
Is hr. sewell, from The conferencecom
on the bill making an annual APP
= cation to provide arms and
8 tnents Tor The militia, made report
.ng the appropriation from $500, 900
gvyou which was agreed to. Nd
= ed til Monday.
x sk--in the house the conference re-
Il n The electoral eotlnt bill was agreed
ne mouse went intb committee OF the
70 consider the senate bills on the
calendar, several OF which were
Iwenty.iour bills were passed AT
ef1ug session.
AzE.-hot In session.
sE.-The senate trade dollar oil
oe amendment of the house commit
= submitted to the house. The sill
Y gave notice OF a minority report
~ pnyateiy that they win oppos,
! 70 The end. unless the house shall
Ase 70 interfere with the present pur